Anti-Suffragists Are Hit
New York Miss Sonya Lavin a Russian immigrant who arrived at age five has risen to a prominent legal career with a major firm. She served as a delegate to the Washington suffrage convention and denounced anti suffrage claims that working women do not want the vote. Lavin cites decades of factory and office labor and says women must be allowed to vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sonya Lavin
Zangwill
Russia
Europe
Miss Levin
Washington
Back to the Bible themes in Collier's view of sin and comfort
Discussion contrasts Collier's interpretation of sin as a spiritual shortfall with the need for forgiveness and comfort through scripture. It notes the humble life stories, Naomi's voice, and the timeless lines of Turn again, my daughters, urging return and consolation amid modern cynicism. It also reports Mars canal changes described by Percival Lowell, linking pole snow melt to canal color shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Collier's
Naomi
Judea
Mars
Boston
Percival Lowell
Flagstaff (Ariz) Observatory
Doctor Lowell
Woman Freed on Bigamy Charge in Divorce Mix Up
Mrs Harriet Hubler of Camden New Jersey was released on a bigamy charge after presenting a receipt for $100 paid to her lawyer to obtain a divorce, believing it was the decree. The misread document led to the charge being dropped.
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Camden
N. J
Mra
Harriet Hubler
Quakes of New York Highlight Northern State Shock Pattern
The report by Arthur Keith of the United States Geological Survey notes that the latest New York quake was strongest in the northeast and weaker outward. It explains fault activity, rock strain, and how epicenters relate to observed surface intensity, with precautions about earthquake risk in the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Arthur Keith
United States Geological Survey
Appalachian Mountain
San Francisco
Appalachian
Alabama
Canada
United States
Charleston
Appalachians
Dying Boy's Wish Granted at the White House
Nine year old Harry Winthrop Davis, son of Mrs A L Davis of Sewickley Pennsylvania, with heart trouble, was brought to the White House in an ambulance and into the blue room where President Wilson and Mrs Wilson greeted him. The president gave a bouquet of forget me nots and granted the boy one last moment of happiness before likely death in Atlantic City. In Hoboken New Jersey, Mrs Charles Albers seeks separation after her husband called her an ignorant mutt and a cave woman when she objected to his singing.
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Washington
White House
United States
Harry Winthrop Davis
A. L. Davis
Sewickley
Atlantic City
Hoboken
N. J
Charles Albers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Crew Brothers Cash Store
Oxford Shoes
Grow Bros. Gash
South Tryon Street
Charlotte
N. C
Jas. P. Stowe & Co
Philadelphia Optical College
North Carolina State Board
Eis
F. C. Roberts
Optometrist
Charlotte, N. C
Bee Dee Bee Dee
Wea
Ington
Sonya Levin
Wilson
Pure Food
Shepherd Grocery Co
The
Bank of Union
Fowler & Lee
FORD
Detroit
Henderson Garage and Machine Company
Monroe, N. C
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